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The Crime Dinner ‘Bloodbath in the Town Council’ – a delicious multi-course menu in a stylish setting, framed by an exciting criminal case at ARCOTEL Castellani in Salzburg. ‘Bloodbath in the Town Council’ Imagine a small idyllic place in the Bavarian Alps. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and lush green meadows. The perfect place for relaxation, peace, and recuperation. Hinterdaxlfing is such a sleepy little village where you can relax and let your soul dangle in contentment. Until the day when the widely respected community leader, the Hinterdaxlfing mayor, is found murdered.
A murder in Hinterdaxlfing? And then also the local representative? Police Chief Anton Gumpendobler is faced with a puzzle. With his suitcase typewriter and his lunchbox, he sets out to find the murderer. Could he be from the ranks of the close-knit village community? Was it perhaps an outsider, a stranger, even a non-Bavarian? What does Eulalia Turmschreiber have to do with the story, and how deep is she involved in the machinations of the town council? Embark on a murderous journey to Hinterdaxlfing and support Gumpendobler Toni in the search for the perpetrator. Get to know various town council members and dive into the investigation with Toni to solve the intricate case. The multi-course menu is created and served by ARCOTEL Castellani. The crime dinner begins at 7:00 PM, promising thrills for nerves and palate. Admission is at 6:30 PM.
Highlights
- Exciting crime dinner at ARCOTEL Castellani
- Delicious multi-course menu
- Interactive investigations with Police Chief Anton Gumpendobler
General Information
The Crime Dinner ‘Bloodbath in the Town Council’ takes place in the stylish ambiance of ARCOTEL Castellani in Salzburg. Guests enjoy a delicious menu while immersing themselves in the investigation of a murder case in an idyllic Bavarian village.
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December 2026
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